Sentences with PANOPTICONS
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"The panopticons were designed to allow guards to observe all prisoners at any given time."
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"The prisoners in the panopticons were constantly aware of being watched."
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"The panopticons were originally developed as a form of prison architecture."
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"The panopticons were meant to create a sense of constant surveillance."
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"The idea behind the panopticons was to control and discipline the inmates."
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"Prisoners often felt anxious and paranoid due to the presence of the panopticons."
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"Few panopticons were actually built, as the concept faced several practical challenges."
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"The panopticons had a circular design with cells arranged around the central watchtower."
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"The panopticons were intended to serve as a psychological deterrent to misbehavior."
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"The panopticons were based on the principles of Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon."
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"In the panopticons, inmates never knew when they were being watched."
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"The panopticons had a profound effect on the behavior of the prisoners."
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"The panopticons were seen as a way to achieve efficient and effective surveillance."
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"The panopticons were viewed as an important tool in the rehabilitation of prisoners."
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"The construction of the panopticons was met with resistance and criticism."
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"The panopticons were seen as an architectural embodiment of disciplinary power."
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"The concept of panopticons has influenced various aspects of modern society."
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"The panopticons were often depicted as symbols of oppression and control."
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"The panopticons were eventually phased out due to technological advancements."
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"The panopticons were built with the purpose of observing inmates in prisons."
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"Authorities used panopticons to monitor the activities of the employees in the workplace."
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"The government installed panopticons in public places for surveillance."
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"The old panopticons were designed with a central watchtower and surrounding cells."
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"The concept of panopticons was introduced by the philosopher Jeremy Bentham."
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"The design of panopticons allows for constant observation without the inmates knowing if they are being observed or not."
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"Some argue that the use of panopticons violates privacy rights."
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"The existence of panopticons raises ethical concerns regarding surveillance."
